Alternative For Stored Procedures In cockroachDB

TL;DR

CockroachDB does not support stored procedures and the best alternative would depend on the problem you are trying to solve.

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1. CockroachDB does not support stored procedures and the best alternative would depend on the problem you are trying to solve. A few examples: - If the stored procedure contains business logic, we'd recommend moving that logic to the application. - Simple stored procedures that contain a single DML statement should be moved into the application's DataAccess logic. - More complex stored procedures that contain explicit transactions or error code should be moved to the application-level transactions. EDIT: Stored Procedures as a Litmus Test, an article by Joe Emison, compares Stored Procedures to other solutions. It may be helpful in understanding alternatives.

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Source: Stack Overflow #68544541 (accepted answer, 7 votes): I was trying to migrate from Another RDBMS to cockroachDB but I think there is no such functionality like stored procedures in Cockroach. So what is the best alternative to make a stored procedure in cockroachDB ?

Verified resolution: CockroachDB does not support stored procedures and the best alternative would depend on the problem you are trying to solve. A few examples: - If the stored procedure contains business logic, we'd recommend moving that logic to the application. - Simple stored procedures that contain a single DML statement should be moved into the application's DataAccess logic. - More complex stored procedures that contain explicit transactions or error code should be moved to the application-level transactions. EDIT: Stored Procedures as a Litmus Test, an article by Joe Emison, compares Stored Procedures to other solutions. It may be helpful in understanding alternatives.

Source URL: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68544541/alternative-for-stored-procedures-in-cockroachdb